NO BS AI™ · Claude Drives OBS

Picture it: the Goblin Mine, a Thursday afternoon. I say "start the recording," and OBS starts the recording. I say "switch to the close-up," and the scene changes. I did not touch a single button. (I did touch a cup of coffee. Priorities.)

OBS is the free studio software streamers and teachers use to record and go live. It is also a cockpit full of switches, and most of us fly it white-knuckled. So I handed the controls to Claude through a connector, the little bridge that lets Claude reach into another program, and now I direct my own show by talking.

For 90 free minutes I'll do the whole thing live: getting OBS and Claude talking to each other, changing scenes, starting and stopping a recording, switching on the virtual camera, and what to do when the cart jumps the rails. (Goblins. It happens.)

Then it's your turn. You do not need to code. You need OBS, which is free, Claude, and a little curiosity. Bring your questions, and bring OBS already installed if you can.

Fair warning, in the spirit of no BS: at the end I'll tell you about the NO BS AI™ Foundation, my four-week January class where the connector magic gets the full treatment. This class stays free either way.